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Steal Eggs From Tsunami Zone Guide (Lake to Prehistoric)

Every hazard zone in order, what each run costs, and how to get eggs from Abyss Ocean and Prehistoric back to your pen.

Every hazard zone in order, what each run costs, and how to get eggs from Abyss Ocean and Prehistoric back to your pen.

by AllThingsHow StaffAllThingsHow Staff · Edited by Pallav Pathak

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Steal Eggs From Tsunami is built around one long runway. Your base and the Safe Zone sit at one end, and seven hazard zones stretch out ahead of you, each more dangerous than the last. The farther you run, the better the eggs. That only pays off if your speed can get you back before something stops you.

Quick answer: Take this route: Safe Zone, followed by Lake, then Desert, then Jungle, then Snow, next Volcano, onward to Abyss Ocean, and finally Prehistoric. Train for speed first, grab an egg, and race back over the Safe Zone line.

Steal Eggs From Tsunami zone order and danger tags

Each zone shows its name and a danger tag as you cross into it. The tag tells you how threatening that stretch is. Zones only get harder from here, so the table below doubles as your progression path.

ZoneDanger tagEggs found there
Safe ZoneNone (home base)—
Lake 🙂SLOW—
Desert 😅MEDIUM—
Jungle 😬FAST—
Snow 😨WONKY WAVE—
Volcano 😱LIGHTNING—
Abyss Ocean 💀RADIOACTIVEDemon Egg, Ocean Egg
Prehistoric 👹4M recommended signGreen blocky egg

The opening stretch of green course just outside your base displays a SUPER SLOW status. It’s the gentlest place to learn the steal-and-return loop before you commit to longer runs. Prehistoric is the deepest zone on the runway, and its entrance carries a red sign recommending 4M speed.

Avatar on the green starting course with the SUPER SLOW status shown and the Slow Mode toggle switched off
The first stretch past the base is marked SUPER SLOW.

Build speed before you leave the Safe Zone

Speed is the only real gear in this game. It decides how far down the runway you can go and whether you make it home with what you took. You build it in three ways, and you should stack all of them before a deep run.

Claim the free speed boost

A “DONT LEAVE!” popup sometimes appears with a free reward. Pressing Claim Reward gives you a x1.5 Speed Boost for 10 minutes. That’s long enough to cover several round trips, so do your training and your deepest runs while it’s active. A separate x2 Speed button also sits on the right side of the screen during runs.

DONT LEAVE! popup offering a free x1.5 speed boost for 10 minutes with the Claim Reward button
The DONT LEAVE! popup hands out a free 10-minute x1.5 speed boost.

Train on the treadmills

Your base has treadmills that add speed every step you take on them. The yellow Stud Blast treadmill pays +360 per step, and the gains keep coming as long as you stay on it. Shoe icons pop up as the points land, so you can see the stat climbing in real time.

Avatar running on the yellow Stud Blast treadmill as shoe icons and +360 rewards appear
The yellow Stud Blast treadmill adds +360 speed per step.

Long, uninterrupted sessions are how you climb toward the later zones. Staying on the treadmill between runs is the cheapest progress in the game, since it costs nothing but time.

Avatar mid-stride on the Stud Blast treadmill picking up shoe rewards worth +360 each
Extended treadmill sessions keep stacking speed between runs.

Smaller treadmills around the base pay lower rates, such as +80 and +100 per step. One of them runs along a yellow track near the fenced Upgrade Pen.

Avatar standing next to a +80/step treadmill with Shop and Index buttons on screen
A +80/step treadmill in the base.
Avatar running down a yellow track toward the fenced Upgrade Pen while earning +80 per step
The +80/step track runs toward the Upgrade Pen.
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Near the Trail Shop, a golden machine labeled “FREE +80/step” offers a free upgrade. Walk up and claim it the first time you pass.

Avatar walking up to a golden machine marked FREE +80/step beside the Trail Shop
The FREE +80/step machine sits next to the Trail Shop.

Buy a speed trail

The Trail Shop is in the Safe Zone. Every trail it sells is a speed multiplier, and an equipped trail shows up as a colored streak behind your avatar on the course.

Avatar heading toward the Trail Shop in the Safe Zone with hotbar slot 5 selected
Heading to the Trail Shop in the Safe Zone.
TrailRaritySpeedCash price
Red TrailMythicx4 Speed—
Galaxy TrailCosmicx5 Speed$40M
Pink TrailCosmicx6 Speed$100M

The Galaxy Trail and Pink Trail also list a second price of 119 and 159 next to their cash cost. Once you own a trail, the shop shows an Unequip button instead of a price. The Red Trail’s x4 multiplier is enough to carry runs all the way into Prehistoric.

How to steal an egg from Abyss Ocean

Abyss Ocean is the first zone where the Demon Egg and Ocean Egg show up, and both hatch into strong pets. The run there follows the same pattern as every other zone, just longer.

Leave your base and head onto the central path toward the hazard zones. Your Shop, Index and speed controls stay on screen the whole way, so you can toggle a boost mid-run.
Avatar moving toward a blue and white block staircase with Shop, Index and speed buttons visible
Setting off from base, with Shop, Index and speed controls on screen.
Sprint through Lake, Desert, Jungle, Snow and Volcano without stopping. Each zone name and tag appears as you cross it, which is a handy progress check. Watch the ground for bear traps the whole way.
Keep running into Abyss Ocean, which opens up into a stretch of water. Head for the nests at the far end of the zone.
Avatar running across the water in the Abyss Ocean zone with the x2 Speed button on the right
Crossing the water in Abyss Ocean.
Avatar running toward a large yellow barrier inside the Abyss Ocean area
The far end of Abyss Ocean, near the egg nests.
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Stand next to an egg and press E when the steal prompt appears. A “You stole an EGG!” message confirms it, the egg stacks on your avatar, and the screen gets a red “RUN!!” border.
RUN!! alert on screen as the avatar carries a stacked egg, with a red Drop button available
Grabbing an egg triggers the RUN!! alarm.
Turn around and sprint back along the red-lined path to the Safe Zone. The RUN!! alarm stays on until you cross the Safe Zone boundary line, and that’s how you know the egg is secure. Avoid the red Drop button unless you mean to let go of the egg.
Avatar sprinting along the red path carrying an egg while the RUN!! prompt and Drop button are active
The run home stays under the RUN!! alarm until the Safe Zone line.

Stepping on a bear trap freezes you with a “TRAPPED” label and a countdown that starts at 7 seconds. While you’re stuck, enemies and other players can attack you and strip the egg off your back. If that happens, you have to run back out for another one.

The nests also refill on a timer. An “ALL EGG RESET!” message appears with a short countdown when the eggs across the map are about to reset, so a missed egg isn’t gone for good.

ALL EGG RESET! banner with a blue egg timer counting down from 6 seconds
The ALL EGG RESET! timer counts down before the nests refill.

How to reach the Prehistoric zone

Prehistoric sits past Abyss Ocean at the very end of the runway. The route is the same, but the extra distance means more trap tiles and a longer return under the RUN!! alarm. Equip a trail and claim any speed boost before you go.

Run the full course through Abyss Ocean without stopping at its nests. Keep going until a red sign reading “4M recommended” comes into view. That’s your marker for the Prehistoric entrance and the speed the game expects.
Avatar approaching a red sign reading 4M recommended, with the x2 Speed button visible
The 4M recommended sign at the Prehistoric zone.
Push through Prehistoric to the nests at the end of the zone. With a trail equipped, the colored streak behind your avatar confirms the multiplier is active.
Avatar running through the Prehistoric area leaving a red speed trail, x2 Speed button on screen
Running through Prehistoric with the Red Trail equipped.
Walk up to an egg and wait for the “E Grab Steal” prompt, then press E. The green blocky egg is one of the eggs found here.
Avatar next to a purple block egg with the E Grab Steal prompt shown
The E Grab Steal prompt appears next to a nest egg.
Dash back past the obstacles and barriers toward the Safe Zone. This is the longest return in the game, so steer around anything that looks like a trap even if it costs a second.
Avatar carrying stacked blue egg blocks toward a barrier under the RUN!! alert
Weaving past barriers on the way back from Prehistoric.
Avatar carrying a green egg under the RUN!! alert with the Drop button on screen
Carrying the green Prehistoric egg home.
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Hatch stolen eggs in your pen

A stolen egg does nothing until you place it in an open nest in your pen. Walk up to the pen with the egg and drop it into a free incubation spot. A hatch timer then appears above the egg, such as 6m 37s for a freshly placed Ocean Egg.

Avatar walking to the fenced pen holding a blue egg in hotbar slot 5 with a 6m 37s hatch timer
An Ocean Egg heading into the pen with its hatch timer running.

When the timer finishes, press E at the egg to hatch it. If you don’t want to wait, the F prompt triggers Instant Hatch for Robux. Each hatched pet earns cash every second, and that money keeps building while you’re away, which you collect as offline income when you return.

Several eggs in the pen showing hatch countdowns beside a Legendary Snake earning cash
Eggs incubating in the pen next to a Legendary Snake.

Deep-zone eggs are worth the trip. The Demon Egg from Abyss Ocean can hatch the Mythic Manticore, and the Ocean Egg can hatch the Epic Roc. Hatching and equipping a pet shows a confirmation such as “Successfully equipped Manticore!”

PetCash per second
Manticore$209,419/s
Saber Tooth Tiger$32,454/s
Bull$20,362/s
Cockatrice$12,039/s
Roc$8,344/s
Snake$3,148/s
Parrot$641/s
Snail$165/s
Cat$95/s
Goat$17/s

Upgrade the pen when it fills up

The pen has a slot limit. Once every spot is taken, the game shows “Your pen is Full!” and you can’t place new eggs until you expand it. Upgrades are bought with cash at the Upgrade Pen sign beside the pen, and each level costs more than the last.

Avatar walking up to the Upgrade Pen sign offering the Level 5 to Level 6 upgrade
The Upgrade Pen sign beside the pen.
UpgradeCostResult
Level 5 > Level 6$12MMore pet slots
Level 6 > Level 7$30M13 slots

Walk onto the sign and confirm the purchase. A “Pen upgraded!” message with the new slot count tells you it worked, and the next level’s price replaces the old one on the sign.

Avatar stepping toward the Upgrade sign to buy the Level 5 to Level 6 pen upgrade
Buying the next pen level at the Upgrade sign.

The loop from there is simple. Hatched pets fund trails and pen space, trails and treadmill time push your speed higher, and higher speed gets you safely to Abyss Ocean and Prehistoric, where the best eggs are waiting.

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